$8000 Junkyard LQ9 vs $30,000 Crate LS3 Engine Swap
#4
I don’t see the obsession with a crate engine?
There is no warranty unless you allow a dealership or some sort of GM tech to install. If you change any piece, which 99% of us here will, then you void warranty and technically lose money.
I understand buying a brand new block but I don’t think I’d ever buy a crate engine unless the specs are absolutely perfect.
There is no warranty unless you allow a dealership or some sort of GM tech to install. If you change any piece, which 99% of us here will, then you void warranty and technically lose money.
I understand buying a brand new block but I don’t think I’d ever buy a crate engine unless the specs are absolutely perfect.
#5
I don’t see the obsession with a crate engine?
There is no warranty unless you allow a dealership or some sort of GM tech to install. If you change any piece, which 99% of us here will, then you void warranty and technically lose money.
I understand buying a brand new block but I don’t think I’d ever buy a crate engine unless the specs are absolutely perfect.
There is no warranty unless you allow a dealership or some sort of GM tech to install. If you change any piece, which 99% of us here will, then you void warranty and technically lose money.
I understand buying a brand new block but I don’t think I’d ever buy a crate engine unless the specs are absolutely perfect.
#6
That’s surprising they helped him since on the GM website it says if you don’t get it installed by whomever then you void warranty.
I like crate engines but I also like to build my own set up. Just depends on the job
I like crate engines but I also like to build my own set up. Just depends on the job
#7
I'd like crate engines that don't have quality issues lol. I'm with you...I was considering the LSX376-B15 for a long time but ended up with an LME engine. Not a huge price difference really.
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